Choose media with audio
Select a supported audio file or a video with a playable soundtrack, up to 30 minutes long.
Free Music Visualizer
Give your track moving visuals with 18 audio-reactive styles. Choose a local audio or video file, a frame shape and an optional image, then preview and export MP4 without an account or added watermark.
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Music audio or video
Aspect ratio
Visualizer template
Background imageFit whole image
Choose an audio or video file to create a preview.
Keep this tab open until encoding finishes.
Preview the exported visualizer
Watch a sample music visualizer video and see how the visuals respond to the sound.
How to make a music visualizer video
Choose style and layout
Pick a template and aspect ratio. Add an optional browser-readable background image up to 20 MiB.
Generate and review the preview
Generate the preview, then use Play/Pause and Restart. Recheck the composition after changing the template, ratio or image.
Export and check the MP4
Keep the tab open while encoding. The download starts when ready; open it to check picture and sound. Export again after changes.
Make the sound visible
Local media processing
Your audio, video and image files stay on your device while you preview and export.
18 visual styles
Try Spectrum Bars, Cassette VU, Waveform Line, Circular Spectrum, Album Cover Pulse and other templates that respond to the audio.
Three frame shapes
Choose landscape 16:9, portrait 9:16 or square 1:1. Preview the artwork and visualizer together in that layout.
MP4 with sound
Render a downloadable video locally. Encoding support and device resources determine whether export completes.
Example: an instrumental teaser
Prepare a 20-second excerpt and compare Spectrum Bars with Circular Spectrum. Add cover artwork with space for the effect, then watch a quiet passage and a louder section. If the graphics obscure the artwork, try another template or an image with more clear space. Review your own downloaded MP4, not just the sample video.
Prepare audio with Audio Cutter. Add timed text afterward with Add Subtitles. Browse all free tools.
Want to check the track first? Use BPM Finder and Song Key Detector, then choose Create a music video to bring the same audio here.
Music visualizer questions
Is this music visualizer free?
Yes. No account, credits or added DojoClip watermark are required.
Are my music or images uploaded?
No. Files are processed on your device. Internet is needed to load the tool. Save the MP4 before leaving; no cloud project is saved.
Which video layouts can I export?
16:9 is 1920×1080, 9:16 is 1080×1920 and square is 1440×1440, at 30 fps. Choose the shape for your destination and check its upload requirements; an MP4 alone does not guarantee acceptance.
Can this page recognize lyrics or make karaoke timing?
No. This free workflow creates audio-reactive visuals without transcription, lyric timing or an editable timeline. It does not generate a song or new filmed scenes. Timed text can be added separately to the exported video.
Does a working preview guarantee MP4 export?
No. Encoding availability is checked when you click Export, and export still needs decodable audio and compatible encoding. Silent or unreadable audio can fail. Device memory and browser support also matter; try a shorter excerpt if needed.
What media and size limits apply?
Examples include MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, FLAC, OGG/Opus, MP4, MOV, WebM and M4V, subject to browser support. Media is limited to 30 minutes, with no fixed byte cap. Background images are capped at 20 MiB. Large files can exceed memory.
What happens when I choose a video?
Its soundtrack drives the visuals and its picture remains behind them, centered and cropped to fill the chosen layout. An optional image is fitted without cropping over that background and can cover part of the source video.
Can I change colors, sensitivity or the time range?
The free controls select media, template, aspect ratio and background image. Imported beat timings also provide an optional beat-pulse switch. There are no separate palette, sensitivity, position, trim or text controls. It uses local files, not a live microphone or streaming link.
Can I continue with the song from the BPM finder?
Yes. After analyzing a file in BPM Finder, choose Create a music video. The visualizer opens with that same audio already selected. Open it in the same browser within ten minutes. If the temporary transfer expires, return to the finder and open it again.
What does Pulse on detected beats do?
It adds motion at the estimated beat times brought from the finder. This option appears only when that analysis contains beat timings. Preview the alignment and turn it off if needed. Without those timings, the usual sound-reactive styles still work. The effect does not change your audio.